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A few years ago our average grocery bill was around $100. Fast forward to today and we are lucky to get out of there under $170 or so.

That is called inflation. As you know.

We don’t notice anything because it doesn’t happen overnight. It creeps up slowly in the dark, like a lot of evil plans do. Because at the end of the day, inflation is just another tool used by certain people in the world to control other people.

They make your money so useless that you have to work harder and harder to keep up and you can never get ahead. Then when there’s a global pandemic and they tell you that you can’t work, but still have all your bills to pay, what happens? You become totally reliant on the government. Sound familiar?

But what is money? What is money as we know it today?

Let me ask you this. Would you rather have $150 in your bank account or $150 worth of groceries in your shopping cart? What’s more useful to you? Obviously the food.

Lots of countries don’t run into issues because they print too much money. They run into issues because there’s nothing to buy.

Do you think this could happen soon? Would it be the worst thing in the world to stock up on some extra supplies that you’re going to use anyways? Even if nothing happens, you’re still going to use this stuff eventually. Plus in a state of hyperinflation, these same items are going to cost much less today than they will in a year from now.

What if the stores ran out of supplies? What good is $150 in your bank account if there’s nothing to buy?

Just something to think about I guess…